Can I use these espeakers with a pioneer car stereo 50 x 4 without using an amplifier
37076
I would say yes. My stereo is not Pioneer i dont have a amp or equalizer and they sound good...
37077
Yes you can..Just make sure you have your vehicle speaker color code..If you dont know it..Just message me your vehicle make and year. I will send you the proper colors + and - .. So they will be in phase..Also when you listen to your music turn the treble all the way up...Mid halfway or slightly above..and bass all the way down..Then listen to a song with good bass...Turn the volume up loud but not all the way til its loud but clear, then turn up bass til its even with the music..This is how to properly tune your music without distortion..Leave it at this setting unless you play a song with more or less bass..Decrease or increase bass til clear :) Yes you can..Just make sure you have your vehicle speaker color code..If you dont know it..Just message me your vehicle make and year. I will send you the proper colors + and - .. So they will be in phase..Also when you listen to your music turn the treble all the way up...Mid halfway or slightly above..and bass all the way down..Then listen to a song with good bass...Turn the volume up loud but not all the way til its loud but clear, then turn up bass til its even with the music..This is how to properly tune your music without distortion..Leave it at this setting unless you play a song... » Read More Yes you can..Just make sure you have your vehicle speaker color code..If you dont know it..Just message me your vehicle make and year. I will send you the proper colors + and - .. So they will be in phase..Also when you listen to your music turn the treble all the way up...Mid halfway or slightly above..and bass all the way down..Then listen to a song with good bass...Turn the volume up loud but not all the way til its loud but clear, then turn up bass til its even with the music..This is how to properly tune your music without distortion..Leave it at this setting unless you play a song with more or less bass..Decrease or increase bass til clear :) « Show Less
37078
you should be able to.I put 6/9 on my radio and work good without an amplifier.
65651
I used with Pioneer GM-X742 Amplifier, but this is old model. Try find the New generation of this model, with similar power RMS. All compones must be Pioneer for optimal sound
1454909
yes, of course, you just need to cables that go from TS to 1/4" headphone jack. The speakers are powered so no amp required.
1603034
I have a mazda 3 2005 without the bose system but i was able to plug in a pioneer amp without any problems! If you know how to install an amp it shouldnt be a problem...
2031538
You can install them without an amp. These just respond really well with more power. They love to be cranked up!
1573548
Your car's stereo receiver should provide enough amplification for these speakers. But if you want more, you can install an additional amplifier later.
1573555
I dont believe that you need an amplifier since has all the possibilities to be install to the head unit directly.
2217261
Fellow aftermarket Pioneer stereo user here, they work fine just plugging straight into it. Havent had to bust out a spare amp yet.
455459
Yes otherwise you will not get the best of them. They are big speakers and need extra power. I have an amplifier on my boat but not sure how big it is. I have the smaller speakers not connected to the amp and works well this way but will be also connecting them to the amp.
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Not really. Choose an amplifier with power more closely matching that of the speakers. The amplifier can be as much as about 50% more than the speakers rated power requirements. You are more likely to damage your speakers by under-powering them due to signal clipping. Not that this amplifier would damage your speakers, but you would be disappointed by the diminished performance. This amplifier is a 45 watt x 2 channel output. You only get 90 watts output by combining the two channels. You would then have two speakers in MONO (not stereo) at 90 watts maximum.
171478
Hey, not unless you have a power amp and mixer. These are non-powered and have no built-in amplifier at all.
20430
Unfortunately, no. These really need an amp to drive them. They just won't sound right without. You need something made for wattages similar to what your head unit can deliver.
259442
Yes, you can. You will not have the benefit of the 70v system, that is longer distances from the amplifier to have good quality sound. Just double check that the amplifier "sees" 8 ohms, and connect the speakers accordingly
2098559
Yes I have them hooked up to 2 pioneer 350's. You can adjust output strength. I just started at minimum output and turned gain up till I found my sweet spot
772128
If im not mistaken a aftermarket/stock radio pre-amp is 45x4 or 50x4 meaning your slightly better from amp than running from headunit. Depending on amp actual power may be less than advertised. it will work but dont expect them to be much louder than stock speakers. i have a 2500 watt 5 channel amp running 100 watts to each to these(and they could have more, but plenty loud with just 100watts) and the rest for subs. Side note when buying amp/ speakers you want the amp rms at least 80% of the speakers peak for best results.
649048
I'm no expert but I recommend Pioneer's 1300W amp. It will sound amazing with that!
1696606
Yes, if you only have a head unit with no built in amp, it would be a good idea to get an amp for these speakers. They will still work without an amp, but they won't be as loud or have hardly any bass. As for which type or size of an amp to get, I can't help you there.